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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-11
GAY ". FOSTER CONVICTED.
DECLARED GUILTY OF GRAND LARCENY-HE MAY
BE IMPRISONED FOR TEN YEARS.

DECLARED GUILTY OF GRAND LARCENY-HE MAY
BE IMPRISONED FOR TEN YEARS.
The elaborate explanations Of his financial dealings
given by Gay W. Foster to the jury yesterday before Re
cordcr smyth did satisfy them OF his innocence. lie
held In his hand while testifyine notes for $50 900,
which he said that he had obtained giving in exchange
drafts on apparently fictitious firms He went with
great detail into his methods OF business saying hat ne
EXCHANGED notes commission and did general bus
ness. The complaining witness, Joseph De Long sent
him O cargo Of flour from Pennsylvania. and when De
Long came to this city to see about the pay
ment of the money, Foster gave him anotner
draft on Godfrey d Co., OF London. saying that
IL was good draft Assistant District Attorney Purdy
cross examined Foster his business metnods
aud asked whether received cent on these
drafts on London which Foster gave Foster remembered
one CASE hut acknowledged in answer to question OF
the Recorder that he paid the draft himself Foster has
would attract confidence He cool and unconcerned
while testifyng but did not readily when asked
about two previous convictions for small offences
The Recorder cleared away the obscur1ty wtcn the
complicated testimony might have caused In the minds
OF tile jury and said that belong did not give up the
possession of -four until he surrendered the bill OF
lang the day when he received the worthless drait
The Jury absent from the court room only rev
minutes convicted Foster of grand larceny In the rst
degree which punishable by for RON nVe
to ten years His wife, young and handsome woman;
who in the courtroom throughout the trial. tainted
after the verdict pronounced.
Foster chief OF gang of swinders VINO mad their
Offices In Broadway. Wall and Broad SIS They all had
attractive names and in writing 10 country merchants
would give each other references William H. Parsons
one Of the confiderates is now in Sing Sing.
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teconthat he may be denounced a. has been IN the
public newspapers Of the highest influence and greatest
circulation orger aud perjurer, and there no re-
dress which Is not worse than to submit Manged ana
bleeding by of these fearful accusations, which
grow blacker day by day, he has begged to show him
some way In which he vndcate himself In the eyes
of the world which has honored him much. have
said to him, "Wait-take courage my friend, and i've
through till reach the Supreme Court and then
so long and keep silent" could only point him to our
great example, who In his hour OF agony dumb be-
fore His accusers and opened not His mouth for His
hour had not come. =.
And now say 10 the Annex that when this dreadful
conflict over when the whirlwnd OF time shall have
swept away the clouds and the filth with which we are
now and when the roaring of the beast shall
be heard no more, the name of Alexander Graham He'll
will again shine forth written, as now Is, on the roll OF
nmorals where but few appear through the ages ana
where we read such Pythgoras Euclid, Archin-
newton. Watt. Faraday and Henry Tn future years.
when the telephone shall he in every house as necessary
70 life as the clothes they and when the name OK
Bell shall be as familiar In their mouths rs household
words il will be wondered at that he was treated SO py
This Annex" which has mornentarily the power 10 use
tho name and treasury or this great ana generous
neople 10 him. just now wonder when we
confemplatc most pathetic picture In history IN
which the banished Caius Marus the savior or Rome.
stands Carthagenian shore gazing nently the
blue waters the Mediterranean to that distant and
in his agony o. Rome what crime have committed !"
All srs the crime he committed Is the crime which the
benefactors OF their in all commit-the crime
having deserved much that the baser sort at last
hate to see them and hear them called agathos
the lust
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

suPRKus COURT CHANBKas- Before Andrews j. Nos.
q a e. go ~ 49, s Is! 80 ISL aS s ss 5ss s
SUPREME CoURT- GENERAL TEKh- Bhore Van Brunt r. J.
Is 70 g. TO- So 81 81 S. 81. a., g. S. g. IS So
hue JNos 30 800 II iIea 500 iie4 IiGS' I'LL
SUPREME CouRT-srcIEAL TERM-PAEr H.-Beforo - J.
Adjourned for the term.
SUPREME CouRT-CIRcUrr-PAI I,-Before =. lad
SUPREME couMr-cIncu1r-PAR II-Beore Patterson j.
$3.50 1915, G22 36l5 1888. $3.50 800 3si5. 3s43
1850 1881 S5os lIo9. 10. 1857.
surRnMr uRT.cIRcuII-rAaT uI liz Beach, =
4g3y 44s6 ASH 3sl7 2Sos 392 1895 4oo7 4732 1895.
NOS 1851 $751; 2si7 $3.50 p I2-o $685. 367z $3.50 sGs
ATR's RT-Beore Rollins. SNo day calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GKxKRAL TRRM-Before sedgwck, C. j.,
Dugro IT, Appeals from Judgnents-Noa ~,
SUPERIOR CouBr-sPBcIAL TEa1-Befors Freedman. j.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TnIAL TERN FART Before o,Gorman.
J-Nos 1927. 1880 1853 1883 1879 1917 1917 1870 gol
coslos Pf.x:-sYsci1I TrSs-Bsiors LArremore J.No
coInos PLr.sTMAL TERN PART IT,, I-Bs Def. Allen Ia
2s ls c ~: s Sg III 9p Cs s sgO
COMMON rLEAs-THAL TEkn-PAEr II.-Beforo DAILY. j.
CRY CouRT~fHIAL TRRn-PARr I-Bcfore McAdam, C. J.
s 49, aa U.s. 4 ssS
1881 as75 M 1870 is ,7 H sis
300 1854 1908 2S28 240o 1892 2s23 2s6S 2l2s 2432
CRY CoUnrzTMAL TTRNzPAHr III.--Bsfore Enrich j.
2fSs 2i2i Si26 2sSo 24So 245o All s4io -''' -'ON
COURT rKEMixEg- befsre Barrett Judge and
'f'ssss
= cSuar or assIaHL sEssIoss-P1ar II-Berors Judge
GcSas ana 10 Dts f 49, ~ Is
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TRYING TO CoMPEL HIS WIDOW TO MAKE AN AC
COUNTING-PRovIsIoNs OF THE WILL
BY will of Frederick 7. James, the banker, Who
died on May o. 1854. his wife Julia L. James who has
since become wife of General Daniel Buterfied. re-
ceived life in the family mansion, No. 400 Fifth
ave. and his seat in Phllipstown, N " known
as Cragsdc The rest Of his property was left to her In
trust provision that the income. which amounts 10
$50 year. should be divided into two equal parts OF
which she receive onehaf during the rest OF her
life The other half be divided among the heirs
IL directed that either OF them who shond
interfere with the widow restrain her In the full cn
joyment, and OF the property, or VINO
should aid any else in doing So should forfeit his
Inheritance
The will having been admitted to probate. referee
directed apportion the shares OF each of the ben
ehcaries OF the income suit has been begun In the
name of Charles ID. Chase, nephew OF Me-. James 10
compel the widow 10 render an accounting Justice
Andrews in the Supreme Court Chambers yesterday
served his decision motion made by Frank T. smith
In this suit Franklin Bartlett In oppos
ing said that Mr. Chase had authorized IN bring
the suit In his and that 1t had been begun in tho
name OF Mr. Chase by the lawyer OF Mr.. Jamess only
grandDephew in order to relieve his own client from the
penalty threatened by the clause forbddng interference
on the part OF the heirs.
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THURSDAY Feb 1O-PM
Our announcement this morning Of declarations VI
dividends by the st. Paul Company it was premar
ture; dividends declared yesterday but there is
little question that the figures named for the dividends
to be declared viii prove to be correct
The New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company Is tho first OF the Eastern trunk lines TO
its earnings for the month Of January They
printed below under the head OF " Railroad Earn
ings and 1t Is the frat OF the company which
compares with preceding years upon the same mileage
IF the report may be accepted criterion Of the bust
Of the other trunk lines the improvements to be
shown will be beyond the anticipatons of the moat san
giine. The Central and Hudson shows gain for the
month of January OF $il9,6l5, nearly 20 per
cent the month OF January. 1886. The state
mcnt OF the Union Pacific for the month OF December
which is printed below completes the companys fiscal
year The earnings OF 1886 $4,000 less than
In 1855 II the from other in 1885 was
the il in 1885, and the first charges. nelud-
Ing Government requirements, the same, the net
balance applicable to dividends 6O,s6s,5O0 capital
stock was l57l 66l against 3i4 os1 for the year
1885.
The quarterly report made to the New York State Com
misioners by the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
OF the business its New lines also printed
below The comparison a striking contrast with the
Delaware Lackawanna and Westerns late report for the
same period OF its leased lines.
The tone OF the stock market to-day strong, but
there evident inclination ID make partial reaiila-
tons for profits the advances accrued during the
last few days IN this there Is nothing
that IA unnatural unhealthy Operators
DESTROYS OF securing their to per cent profits
found a market which without any manipulation took
their offerings within small OF figures below the
highest prices which yet have been recorded during tho
last week Generally the closing prices Of tonight
higher than those of last evening The notable eXcep
lions arc Reading. Pacific Mail and Union Pacific Erie,
Lake Shore North western. and Omaha and pre-
ferred exceptionally strung Central Of NcwJersey
sold up Is per n 7Os but 1t closed al 60 t. the
as last evening Western Union comparatively
steady finally closing Il per cent below last evening.
Taking it all in nil a OF resting day In the
speculation but there indications OF a change in
the temper or OF diminnulion OF general confidence In
the situation and the market closet steady not rn at
the figures.
Government bonds dull and rm, with bids for the
A. and advanced per cent The biddings FOR tho
currency also pi per cent higher. Annexed
a the closing quotations:
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Thursday. Feb 10.-BEEVES-N0 fresh NJ
vita reported Isht arrivals for to.morrow's market
brisk Tho ruling figures wsre Cr Decent Prime
ba s sss sold down. avn to & at
for @'e Common S to rim auay
port aer ssratos Beef 4 about
SHIPMENT today include about IS Lave Cattle % Live
Sheep and 2 quarters OF Beef all the Trinidad for fer
muda ~ ,ous o,. ,u. ,,..o ,.r.
BEEN @ILc# frssa 'hff' sSs
a %s. Of as there s
rmness owing the in the Beef market AS
d .ss Sssn from go JOS s4s ger head
sions ale is reported something Choice
81 head e 3, oay 81 ssw xss
qca6 Poor o. ys1s sold x6 sas e
Irissers reported but may be sonsersd fair Ga1sa
~ Tht RE- was sei little cens Dressed Calves
down 10 5c The ruling price Country Dressed
Veal. lie win Choice going up TO lilc Dressed
Collins 20 Prime to Choice Jersey veals,
5ss :: vea Zoo b. &c; do 14a D
gSre & Mullen vcals 90 p Sc; edo. 1913 II. at SC;
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Recerpts were % of 52l5
heads Jersey cay AMI cars at 6oth,t and As
day, 754i head aa57S head for the same
With comparatively supply there active de.
ana for the stock and nearly VI" lambs Ssd at,
rs q" s sar .ho .1r y Msss
Choice sheep sot 1T 42OJ &c; common 10
Goo, suing lambs sold fairly in Washington Market at
s9ss0 80 per head but light half maturcd stock Of under
was not Taned . ,n as Mi e' lo esr in
the week Washington Market 72g 81 were the ruling
slaughter houses a. - we're obtained ana
Extra Wethers as high In some cases As &c.
Pressed Yearpg Lambs showed but little Improvement
selling nj a9:c Gilt edge stock rearh-s however loc
some carcasses OF Dressed Spring Lambs from ithaca,
y y the market AMI sold nj $40 fSll apiece. O.,
r. III Indiana 10 100 ~ ~ % co. ~ DO, lOc ID al
81 TO- 2O3 Ohio lambs - N, AZ 81 go ,-o.
lGo NJ AZ IS so iSl la so; 2l6 do, So n, at
IS Is; lg5 Ohio lambs 81 ~ az 81. ~ 1900 a..
j. r. saaIer l13 CanAia Lambs III d. at 20 S; Ia
snsrmaa e Culver. 80 Canada Ewes 1851 N. at sc LOB
Canada lambs (fcw Sheep. ~ %, at 50 70.
f. = Kase 6Jersey Lambs 10 ., nj 0Sc; Jersey E"es
Hume = Mullen. SO state Sheep l0e ~ at So go le4 20
81 81 la Us state Lambs, 80 d. AZ ei2e ID 90 oo
Halienbeck & Davis 900 Michigan sheep 81 ~ at SAG;
900 10 50 10 So 30 81 state do 81 10 80 35 20 do - 10
at So l4 do s5 M az So so; 1875 state Lambs ~ d. AT
ty.rtt & Pidco.k: 597 Territory sheep lis 70, at She
Ohio DO pat Ewes, lis H. a; 5'ic 10 Ohio Lambs 80
b:lien5ack & Dewey lG2 state sheep 100 ~ at IS so;
ll9 Western do n, at 49,; % Western Lambs, " d.
H. n. Hollis: Is5 state Lambs 10 10. at 7c "a State
walsh Kirby q Co: I7s state sheep ssh No. at 5i.c
G. Collins Jersey Spring Limbs AT SO per head IL TO-
at go and had II head which were estimated 70
bring - 10 $40 por head. -,o-o 49,,
Evert q Co 10 Spring Lambs at about $40 80 per heat
-Itecsipts ears Of 80 heal loai Tor nvo
five head against 292s6 head Tor tho same uns
las5 week sale alive NominIlly hria az 70 900
country Dressed firm at sa061c for Heavy 7S7ic for
Medium for Light states and Lower Jerseys anu 90
< carload Of Batao Dressed Hogs mixed weights was
sold by Ego & Otis AT &c.
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RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

In favor OF the city rendered yesterday after
trial Beach ajury In the Supreme Court in
the second brought by Frederick T. Reed 10
a broken The injury caused BY
slipping the ice in front OF NO oodf on January 10
account tho admission OF evidence the plaintiff
obtained verdict for 5000.
The application made by Attorney General Oren for
brlng Cali butchers Association
Amlel purpose Of obtaining dissolution OF the
granted yesterday by Justice wrcnee of HE
Supreme Conrt.
The first brought by Of the unforu
accidents which happen daily IN the tun
nels OF the Aqucduct before Judge Ocona IN
Superior Wednesday The Considered
Daniel Fades, the paintr. cOorri thirty
years old employed nipper by the defend
Heman Clark tunnel No. 20. kingsbriige
While attending 10 his duties which consisted OF carr Ing
supplies Fades wounded by the
fall the unmbcred part OF the tunnels
roof He IL partially paralyzed for life.
Judge O'GOrman Dismissed the the ground mat
the plaintiff and that his evidence OF the distance
OF the tunnel which the accident
opened, he taken rect that the contractors
bound the roof that 10 the breast
W. Wolf notice of appeal 10 the General Term
81 the court
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

puFPAIo Feb observation-disclosures last ~ hours-495
head total for week $50 time last
consigned through ~ cars All Oh Whieh 70
New.YOrk sale; market generally unchanget
sales rather 30 'S~%f o"'
sl,spreripts axe ~ hours 400 neaf total tor week
Tim, TAR ~ 200 head time last week. so4oo
heas sued through scars Of which 10 New-fo
Choice to Extra 50 UO $50 40 OrilpsIy
ce Lambs 81 80 SO Oo CioIee TO Extra 70 %
ISI 40. Canadian lambs 50 ass 90 al offerings TAKEN
sas I,ecerpts hours-a1l0 heal total Tor week
thu, tar Lta0. same time last week. $500
head cons gncd 81 of which ~ TO Newfofk;
% cars Tor sale easier. but not otably lower
irnt PIG. Nixcd Pigs and Light WORKERS
IS - 80 40; Workers. 20 30@ 20 90 Selected Mc
,num Weights 55d s. 6J Coarse Mlxei Heavy Ends
4. 5II "a 90 iArket closed quiet 3 ears held over
Reco,nt,-lOOOO mead. Standardization heal Markes
steady generally Toe lower shipping steers 9oO 70 iooo
No. 81 GOA m ana Fec,iers So 5odsJ o0 COWS
Mixed at 81 OOGt3 20. OuA D. AZ D. oo
staaTv Rough and Mlxei s. 50 ssJ 30. Packing aud
shipping So lOes3 rs, Ltsht 81 1898 20 skph IS 70
Snesn-Rcccpts 5000 head shipments 1000 head;
maj act strong and Esrly active. Natves q oO9s4 'o
Western rs so aSi IS. Lambs 81 ass u -, ,,,
ST LotIt Feb lO--Cante- Receipts 200 head snip
menta -. head: the narset was active and steady.
(nolce Heavy ~ 1898 90 Far 10 GOOD snp
mug steers So S56A45 Butchers steers. FAIR 70
Choice 81 oss4 ID feeaers Ii5 90 fTssaus esss
mon 70 choice. ST. S0Qs3 81. ...,
Hoas-ttecerpts 5000 head: shrpmenrs neNi;
the market active and steady Choice icasy un,'
Eatchors sssctons SIS 3Oes5 80 Packing FAR TO go2
So 10 ss5 10 Workers. medium 10 isney' ~ 'o~SS 4"
Piex common good 81 rs 6S4 40 -. -......
Shssp-Isscepts 1000 heai siipneI,ts heaS; mAr Ass
was active. Common FAIR So So0s2 10, Medium 10
Prime 50 706f4 10
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yss9 aSss.. sss 9ssss.n $50
Ssi 81 p.s.s:ss Family g Is ss.ssasvs
S: = as sss a%esr ss
fs Ss ss e o %s. %s; sss s sHs. . &c.
Com asouthern armer Western e~ser sournssn whtas
10 rsS aS M.re ~''c 4sas n
a. v w sesZ sSsnsfs 1872 wessrs wafs
Ms:sssnsli cessIs o. Iis.s.ssns yss..y mss: ?sss
ss. s .s w.. rasis sssas ss
2sS sSs Essa Lover at ISsisc Petroleum.
aae .sass s sss, III
ss Gram ss .ss % sS 5
1900 bush Corn sa499 suss -. 9sts kseo sssn Rvs
6ush Corn 10000 buAA sAiss-whsas $4,000 bush Cor.
90 90 Conmos ExtrsA So 80 2o sprus waess Pssen0
prime So oue 50 80 Corn steady steamer yellow he.
o osi; weak NO ! wnfse Isc: No Wits 500
ss ~ No .7 Witt AMIR ; ss,: M an'
Creamery zsS21c EssssD Extra Srssmsy aIe. w.
ssn r sna s.ss &
Extra Sc Eastern Fir'ts zsS ne heee:Dss for e
busn oatA l5loOo sush. shorts $4,000 bush
BUFFALO. Feb 10..wneat-The Hara Wheat limit was
No Hard Norihern Pacihc offered a. 7csveE WstG
Wheat dun. weak and lower NO Rel and 10 WHIT
ar 70 yellow and So yellow w % g Stsse:
ws S s assa n ss Bsss Sa sa
unsettled Rye. no market - Receipts-Wheat busn.
eSTp 1905 BUSH Sasa aS bush
5000 busjl
CHICAGO Feb. 1o--Flour duh and UNCHANGED wlutsR
isan Winter ssssss. % csees Fancy stass'Ss. re
s: u SSsi on 10 @ cS
-
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE AAR1ETx
~ rrrprs Of NETWORK pEALrNGA

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALrNGa
rx,or,sr, showed further desire purchase wheat yes
ent,y on the decline and they took 100000 oushe Inc
cash was s lower but the option speculation
followed its only moderately An active trading WAS
aonc m opons decline Of va cent the covering
~ shors enoc rally. The close steady az loss o.
a y cont as follows: February 0O March " apri W..
Nav M June 90 T. July a August 10, september 90 ce.s
Nearly Oushsls o cory wsre taken ny ~ wb
Th clio sed stsady the by months lfehrnay
A. ~ and March cents, being unchanged ana
June az ID While new feature Tas peeSt higher
as follows February March aud Aprii 80 syncrs de-
1le enjoys cohttuuca ehpos w
90 1 poportons lard speculation u
options closed pon, a ~ ia lar NAV
Tor February. " 10 ivf M~AcS' - - IVA --S-' ~
aud 81 20 for June. -, 49,. -.~or.., v.ss.raav a.
Nav YORK Ratmors philadelphia and bostou were a lot
Whea; bushels coru ll4,312 Jusliois oats
IN oas busnss total gram 26743t buse aour. 45es7
AZ Chicago Milwaukee, amt 81 Lou tho arrivals
wsrs Wheat, 43,O84 busiss; corn l5353v busnets:
cas 81 266 bushels; total grain. 30s20 susheis hour
23OS7 barrofA
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Feb 10 (spsefatrwheat opened weak to-day -
os, OF = csut On Yesterday closing price, but fem sos
cents opening fsuEes An advance was made u 81
cents ON free buying shorts whs were willing to take
their psoh.s May pork moved upward nom the hrss ssass
made; starting sis 10 10 son reseAsd sl3 ~ ne
for bong strong the demands Of buyers and me
popular nion pork would higher there was sna
chance Of ssy getting tn bssak. orr End md S9%
and EiYigo purchases II adySHcou ~ SA> ssf
Sly gff beiure noon and gave 0f weakening
again dSopysa T. Ne opsniDg ngrs s &c. csep
fcrnin diana tches predicting not moro tnan 49,.
were skswn around bus traders ia ma ssss e. ~ ~ Ss
much &C what crop NIL nos % - -
AZ what ssiI Ismanod q ho ed erov Csen - sSo,t
Though with lar trade No psSs ses 80 a m 10 aud
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Peb 10In the Court OF Appeals today the fol
lowing causes were argued;
No l091The People, respondent, agt Charles Everart
appellant Argued by A suydam for appellant Mckenzie
seinple for respondent
No. lO32-rie People respondent, agt Andrew Wight
man, appellant submitted.
No shatuck and others respondents. agt
George appel mt Argued by Sorthrup for
pellant submitted Tor respondent
252-Isaac Hays respondent agt. Lewis TX Stcgrnan
sharn OF Kings County. appellant. Argued BY James Troy
for appellant Mr.. Hifsch Tor respondent
lOy-Erasus Prose-. respondent agt. the Frat Ma
tlona Buffalo. others appellant. Argument
finished by John Miburn for appellant James Ouck for
respondent
Following the day calendar of tho Court Of Appeals for
Thursday. February II;
Nos. 1913, 234, 235, and 1924
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AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON.

LoNDoE Feb 10-At the wool sales to-day $4,000 bales
offered good spirit shown and competition was
brisk The series Of sales VIII close on the lIth INST
Following the days transactions vctora-saes 200
bales secured Gid ola Cd do locks and piecss lOd Els
IA Sss s "a o, ws: :sd
pieces ga ala ID greaay, 5 l0d do locks and pieces
"a Ssd South Ausrsiia 100 bales greasJ "a
90 locke and peces Sd Cd Queeusfandsalea paies
secured. iid0ia Siyd Newzeaand-ssies, 1.30o bsss
noasyi eSi Ia Old. do locks ana Qlece4 "a LOG
Ss2s 5000 Hope ana NataLssiea 500 bsles' greasy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There special from the pssasaR country
terday and the only Of nnnsnes prices ~
heavy decrease shown In the supply Of oil bald BY the Ns-
al Transit Company Statistics hswsver appear 10 b. Fs1
gated to obscury by speculasrs and tho need new
blood" must be satisfied before public will ~
interest The oversoM condition Of the a6ordD
perunity for rally TO 81 cents and nooex
traders Is now more inclined the bull side for
Tho close was steady At TO best quotatsonA
The OF prices and tstal dsAnas a the Cc.
eolidated Exchange were ~ followss
Opening 63ak lowest 90
SaIcs barrels ,9zxo04
Refined oil WAS unchanged 1t O., cents psr e0a hsgeo
6h cents In Philadelphia and baltimore
OIL CITY, Penn. Feb l0.-Crude 0n-National Tranaio
Certificates opened at 81 and a a. hixhest mn
64s lowest g. Saes l2O00O barrels, charters 80 $50
barrels cearanees, 1000 barrels shppents 5000
barrelA runs. - barrelA
PIrrsBuRs. Feb. 1o-Petroeum active and nrnL Ne
tiopa Transit Certificates spsed at $50 and closed - e.
hiGhest price. 81; lowest, g.
BRADFORD Penn. Feb. I0.-Cruds ofl-Nstionsf rr,uns
Certificates opened at 83 and closed at CSC highest p
"a is' lowest price. 90.
TiTusvmLR Penn. Feb educational Tranxt Csrshesto
opened 63 and closed ct 81; highest price, 81 low.
est price. 627s